I know. That is the point.
I know. That is the point.
That line gave me chills.
BUMP!!!
I have never felt my white privilege more than last night. I felt (and still feel) so angry, outraged, saddened... but not scared for my life, or the life of my family.
Honestly, part of me just wants to move away from this country and not follow any American news for the next 10 years, in the hope that by then…
"We are never going to improve things if we continue to use stereotypes as an excuse for murdering brown people."
CNN lamented over a burned pizza chain
Girl this...I'm too exhausted to form sentences....thanks Kara...
Grammar and punctuation - they're your friend.
It hardly feels adequate, this sputtering rage.....
Kara, nicely said. I read about Tamir Rice today, on the same page as the Ferguson decision, and I almost couldn't believe it, except I did. Jesus, why do all these cops shoot to kill with black people? Do they think they live in a war zone, whilst they probably are pretty pleased with all the freedom™ the US offers…
"Yes, he did generally advocate for nonviolence, but he was still shot in the head, so maybe leave that tired argument alone."
I'm not even angry, and I don't know if that's good or bad. I'm so used to this shit. Last night, on Twitter, I watched as Juice Bro rapist "lawyer" use Ferguson to rant about the "SJWs". I was told that I was a white dude pretending to be black. I was told I was having a "nignog chimpout". None of it affected…
Here's all the information released - I read until I just started feeling physically ill and had to stop for awhile. http://apps.stlpublicradio.org/ferguson-proje…
I knew it was coming but was amazed at how McCulloh's speech made it so, so much worse. He blamed social media, he blamed the 24 hour news cycle, he blamed the witnesses, and he of course blamed Mike Brown. Oh, and the jurists "gave their lives" for this decision? I'd say the man was cartoon levels of evil, but…
I'm so angry, and so upset, that I almost feel like putting down: